Dubai: 'Bale Thelipaale' tickets, posters, theme song launched

Dubai: 'Bale Thelipaale' tickets, posters, theme song launched

Media ReleasePics: Ashok Belman, GK

Dubai, Oct 29: The hugely popular 'Bale Thelipaale' Tulu comedy show is all set to regale Tulu fans in the UAE. The tickets, posters and audio of the theme song were launched at a programme here on Saturday October 26.

'Bale Thelipaale' is a Tulu standup comedy show conceptualized by Namma TV in association with Sri Shastavu Bhoothanatheshwara Temple. The top three teams of the premiere season of the show will entertain the audience at Sheikh Rashid Auditorium, Indian High School, Karama here on November 7.

Sarvotham Shetty launched the tickets of ‘Bale Thelipaale’ and wished for the success of the programm and also the spoke on the popularity it has gained among the Tuluvas worldwide. Mangalore Konkans Dubai president James Mendonca released the posters following which the audio release of the theme song was done by Chilly Willy MD Sathish Venkatramana.

The event was blessed and inaugurated by lighting the lamp. Vijayanath Shetty and Dr Shivasharan Shetty explained the background of’ 'Bale Thelipaale’ and how it attained success on Namma TV and become a platform for local artistes.

Sachin Krishna Amin from Technozone Entertainment Networks spoke about the thought process behind proposing the idea of bringing it live on stage to the audience in the UAE and setting a platform for Tuluva artistes residing internationally.

All the speakers and the well-wishers of the event spoke highly about its success and the effort the team has put in making it a reality .

Alwyn Veigas from Telike Kudla, one of the members of the participating team in the upcoming show had the audience in splits of laughter with his humour and comic timing.

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